Orbital Altitudes

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From: Russell J. Soots
Date: Mon, 12 Feb 1990 14:02

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     I'm wanting to know the typical altitude that space shuttles normally
orbit on missions.  This includes military (which is almost 100% of them) and
civilian oriented missions.  Thanks in advance!


                                                   'happy' (Russell J. Soots)


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From: happy@shumv1.uucp (Russell J. Soots)
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Subject: Orbital Altitudes
Summary: How high on the average do the space shuttles orbit?
Keywords: Orbital Altitudes
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Date: 12 Feb 90 14:02:05 GMT
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